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Maps to the rescue.
It's probably not what you think.
The model could solve mysteries about DNA and lead to novel medicines.
The Mars InSight lander has sensed a quake within the planet.
A new vaccine might one-day replace surgery for cervical cancer.
Malaria still kills thousands of children in Africa each year -- but a vaccine might change all that.
Are you sitting down for this?
People who don't know how to protect their privacy experience underlying stress when they're online.
Take action against climate change -- or pay up.
When temperature peaks, so does crime.
You don't necessarily have to break a sweat to reap the benefits of exercising.
Have you ever tried a meal kit? You might be doing the environment a favor.
This simple creature can learn, teach, and memorize, without a nervous system.
The king of the seas has something to be afraid of.
Breakfast may really be the most important meal of the day.
Another study supports plant-based diets.
When one sense fails, the others take over.
Trauma can change our voice and now computers can identify it.
This is a real victory for little projects.
It pays to stick your nose in museum drawers!
A cool, solid research paper.
A rare genetic disorder that deactivates the immune system of baby boys may have been cured.
They're cultural cheat-sheets.
"Researchers have developed a new representation process on the rotational unit of RUM, a recurrent memory that can be used to solve a broad spectrum of the neural revolution in natural language processing." A machine wrote those words.
Truly, no place on Earth has escaped pollution.
Jewels in the desert.
The moral of the story, kids, is get vaccinated.
You want Jurassic Park? Because this is how you get Jurassic Park.
The technology could have a surprising use.
As if dogs weren't precious enough, they also help with our fitness -- new research shows that dog owners are 400% more likely to meet recommended physical activity guidelines.
The breakthrough validates our current models of how the universe works.
Japanese Breaking Bad? Not really -- this time it's about science, not profit.
It seems like women have a better poker face than men.
Researchers are trying to map the pollution impact of all the foods we eat.
"We hope that it will be very useful material for further study of the evolution of hadrosauroids, iguanodintians and ornithopods as well," the authors write.
The powerful CRISPR is set to revolutionize medicine.
If it was capable of multiplying, it would essentially be life.
Researchers have translated the famous Cherokee inscriptions from Manitou Cave — but it’s not the story they were expecting to see.
Congrats, and good luck!
Some works will come straight from the Vatican.
Researchers had hoped that at least 300 of them would be the size of our home planet. Well, they found one.
"Both data sets demonstrate the earth's surface has been warming globally over this period, and that 2016, 2017, and 2015 have been the warmest years in the instrumental record," the authors explain.
It's the first find of its kind in the area.
"With the [new method] we can spot objects regardless of their surface color, and use it to measure their sizes and other surface properties," said the researchers.
It all depends on the facial expression, which beards seem to amplify.
That looks like a lot of fun!
"The increase in despair that occurs across the 30s is generalized to the entire cohort, regardless of race, ethnicity, education, and geography," the authors write.
Researchers are calling for change on all levels of society.
Over $350mil in funding and an intricate digital reconstruction means Notre Dame could be hastly restored.
If there's one thing we should appreciate, it's sleep -- and myths proliferated on the internet aren't doing anyone any favors.
